The gun I wish I hadn't sold

[Islander]

Sold? Gun?

64 years on this earth. Never sold a gun...or dirt bike/guitar/surfboard. ;-)

 

[Dan-06]

I have a custom 6.8 western that I want to sell so I can join the club. Maybe.

 

[Hammsolo]

I’ve told you, you can have my 5.5” Redhawk if you trade me for a 4” model!

Does size really matter?

 

[Darkside]

I have a few……..
Not number one on the list, but
Model 94 in 44 Magnum.

 

[Keep on]

Only one I sold and truly regretted selling was a Beretta AL391 sporting DU gun I won at a banquet. I ended up buying a replacement years later.

 

[Jbotto]

Does size really matter?

4” barrel will make my hands look bigger.

Actually, I just have kind of settled on 3”-4” revolvers because they are handier for me to have on my belt. The 5.5” is my dream Redhawk that I wanted since I was a teenager. Bought one in my late twenties and just wish I had bought the 4” after shooing several hundred rounds through it.

 

[mtmuley]

4” barrel will make my hands look bigger.

Yeah. But nothing else. mtmuley

 

[TN2shot07]

I have a custom 6.8 western that I want to sell so I can join the club. Maybe.

Don’t do it, I’ve been looking at 6.8’s

 

[Outlaw99]

Like an idiot I sold this and bought a big old smith .460 xvr…..the big .460 is now long gone too. I killed a pile of deer with that old Ruger.

 

[F250]

S&W Model 28". 357 magnum 4" barrel. It was my first duty weapon. Sure wish I had that one back. I could really shoot too.

Wasn’t that one called the “Highway Patrolman “ ?

 

[BadBny]

Browning Superposed

 

[INMT]

My dad’s Remington Model 31 12 gauge. With a mounted scope. Throughout my life it was a whitetail killing machine.

Long story short. My dad died in 2011 from brain cancer. In my clouded judgment, I took all of his guns except this one. I gave it to the family that introduced my dad and myself to hunting. Fast forward and all of the old school folks passed away shortly after.

I just hope it’s being treated well. I’ve thought about reaching out to the remaining wife to see if I can buy it back.

 

[noharleyyet]

My dad’s Remington Model 31 12 gauge. With a mounted scope. Throughout my life it was a whitetail killing machine.

Long story short. My dad died in 2011 from brain cancer. In my clouded judgment, I took all of his guns except this one. I gave it to the family that introduced my dad and myself to hunting. Fast forward and all of the old school folks passed away shortly after.

I just hope it’s being treated well. I’ve thought about reaching out to the remaining wife to see if I can buy it back.

Still, classy gesture.